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This is my favorite growth chart find of all. You personalize it by adding the child's name and the heights of family members. Takes the fun out of doing the 'back-to-back-gee-whiz-Grandpa-I-think-I'm-taller-than-you' game at family get togethers, but is a fabulous keepsake. Not to mention it's...

I get so tired of the pot-and-pan avalanche that happens every time I open my cabinets. This cookware organizer is a great way to ensure that nothing is precariously perched on top of anything else.

Have you ever wished you had drawers where you have a cabinet? Well, now you can. A simple addition to help organize that hard to reach under-counter space.

My future plans include replacing the living room/dining room carpet that flows into the kitchen with hardwood floors — a trick for making a small kitchen appear bigger!

I love this lamp, and this appears to be the most affordable option out there. It fits in anywhere, I think. But, with its capiz shell material it is perfect for bringing some sea life inside.

I'd love a big spot to spread out everything for my latest craft project, and this table fits the bill perfectly. The height makes it good as a kitchen island too.80" wide x 33" deep x 36" h. Crafted from pine.

I've long been in love with this chandelier for use in a kitchen, either above an island or a dining table. For a warmer, more elegant look than some of the traditional kitchen pendant lights, and a healthy splash of color. Don't be afraid of adding a few brighter hues to elevate your kitchen...

Growing up, my family spent hours around the kitchen table enjoying convivial meals and lively conversation, long after the food prep and meal had ended. The secret? A couch alongside one side of the dining table in the eat-in kitchen. Not only does it provide supreme comfort and convenience, but...

We love flooring which veers away from the standard strip oak we see in so many American homes and look for material which actually says something. This antique French oak speaks of the generations which have already used it and will create a great base and sense of time in any home.

Earthy, neutral granite which will work well in a variety of traditional kitchen styles.

This antique brass pull would look great in a kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, you name it. I love how it would add instant warmth to a space!

This is a nice, basic, beige porcelain tile with some gray tones in it. It would be an inexpensive, neutral option for a new bathroom floor.

A new kitchen faucet should be one of the first things on a kitchen makeover list. It's simple to replace and doesn't cost much for the dramatic change it makes in the space. This double-handle faucet from American Standard's Hampton Collection is a beautiful, versatile piece that would look great...